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Old 21-04-2006, 08:29 PM   #1
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Default Gimme gimme XR treatment *pic*

Well ive had the XR front laying around for over a year, decided yesterday to stick it on the car. Undertook the experience by myself, went smoothly and heres the result.


Yes i know its still white, but will be getting resprayed with the rest of the car when the repairs are done.
Just thought id share it with you guys, since i rarely post here.

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